Texas attorney general says Biden's new immigration plan may not be legal: 'you're not king'

The Texas Attorney General tells Fox Digital that although President Biden's plan is not "a good or bad idea," Biden has to "follow the rules, the laws just like everybody else."

After months of urging from Republican lawmakers and border communities, Biden is visiting one of the centers of the border crisis in El Paso, Texas.  Lacey Christ is a producer with "Fox News @ Night."

In El Paso, CBP agents have been overwhelmed: migrants are sleeping on streets outside the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, new processing centers have been erected to home thousands of new people crossing daily, and officials are even placing barred wire along the Rio Grande to keep people out.

"Republicans haven't been serious about this at all," President Biden said on Thursday. "I wanted to make sure that I knew what the outcome, or at least the near outcome was on Title 42 before I went down. We don't have that yet so I had to operate. I don't like Title 42, but it's the law now. I have to operate within it."